At The Jefferson School we are reimagining education — one engaged, motivated child at a time.

MISSION

The Jefferson School believes that children who are actively engaged in hands-on, nature-centered, experiential learning:

- are more readily able to absorb new ideas and integrate them with their current knowledge. 

- develop a passion for both lifelong learning and global awareness. 

- develop an early connection to the natural world as well as a desire to preserve it.

 

To that end, The Jefferson School strives to offer an exceptional, active learning environment of nature-centered strategies for children from preschool through grade 8.

 

VISION

The Jefferson School is recognized as a leader in developing and promoting relevant, hands-on, nature-centered educational strategies for students from preschool through grade 8.

  • Friday, June 1 - Field Day
    Monday, June 4 - Parent/Teacher Conferences
    June 4 - 8 - Scholastic Book Fair
    Thursday, June 7 - Graduation
    Friday, June 8 - Last Day of School

  • Click on the Inside Scoop (above) to see the most recent edition of our school magazine.

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